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Follow our adventures as we scale up our sustainable sanitation business! Join us and pee the change you want to see in the world.
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What is Urine Mining?
The following words were produced by a human. Urine mining is a new market category being created by Wasted. After six years of trying to figure out if we are (1) a porta-potty company or (2) a regenerative fertilizer company, we’ve de-risked and evolved into something that now feels… right. The truth is that it is incredibly difficult to build a new market category – especially if it smells – and even more so if it has anything to do with human waste. Urine mining is the collection of human pee with the intention of processing and recovering useful nutrients into fertilizers. At Wasted, it’s the foundation of the company we’re building. Human urine contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium — the nutrients plants need to grow. Those nutrients pass through our bodies, and our sanitation systems determine where they go next. From our point of view, urine is one of
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